Task 3 Visualize Work PMI-ACP Practice Questions (Page 2)

Questions 6–10

1. 6foundation · easy

   Which visualization technique is specifically designed to show the flow of work items through stages and to highlight bottlenecks or work-in-progress limits?

   • ABurndown chart
   • BProduct backlog
   • CKanban board
   • DVelocity chart
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2. 7foundation · easy

   Which practice best supports a repeatable process for updating a task board?

   • AUpdating the board only at the end of each iteration
   • BUpdating the board only when a stakeholder asks for status
   • CHaving each team member update the board whenever they remember
   • DAssigning a specific team member to update the board at a defined time each day
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4. 8application · medium

   A team's Kanban board often shows stale data because members update it only when they remember. The team wants to ensure the board accurately reflects current work. What should they do first?

   • AAdd more columns to the board to capture more detail.
   • BSend a weekly email summary of the board to the team.
   • CAsk the project manager to update the board on behalf of the team.
   • DDefine a daily ritual where each team member updates the board at a set time.
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5. 9expert · hard

   A team's Kanban board is accurate, but the team notices that the cycle time for features has increased over the last two sprints. They suspect the board data is correct but want to confirm before making changes. What is the most reliable way to verify the data and understand the trend?

   • AAsk team members to recall how long each feature took in the past.
   • BReview the board's historical data and compare cycle times across the last few sprints to identify where delays occur.
   • CChange the board's columns to make the process look faster.
   • DIgnore the trend because cycle time naturally varies.
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6. 10application · medium

   A team uses multiple tools: a task board, a burndown chart, and a separate spreadsheet for defects. The data in these tools often conflicts. What is the best way to ensure consistency?

   • AUse the spreadsheet as the primary source and update the others monthly.
   • BConsolidate all work tracking into a single tool and define a single update process.
   • CStop using the burndown chart because it is the most likely to be inaccurate.
   • DKeep the tools separate and reconcile the data manually each week.
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